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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
The Present Status

At the present time track on the Oregon
Pacific has been laid several miles beyond
Scio, some Of which Is not yet ballasted
Grading is proceeding in the mountains be-
yond Fox Valley, where the heaviest work
Is beginning. Only two tunnels viii have
to be built, one $50 and the other 900 feet
long. Construction trains are now run
twelve mics beyond Albany, and 1t Is ex-
pected the road will soon be In condition
to give Scio people grand excursion TO
Albany. The road runs three miles north
of that city. The 6antiam bridge being
built will be Of iron, the present temporary
structure being of wood II will be $50 feet
long, divided into three spans, two zIo and
one T7o feet long The permanent bridge
will be of iron, with cylinders eight feet In
diameter, filed with concrete.
Everything points to the fact that va.
quina City will be the permanent terminoua
of the road. A large brick depot 54xISc
feet Is being built, and the main Offices will
probably be there. II Is asserted that the
Company has $s,oOo,ooo invested in tha
city. The Company now has about five
hundred freight cars, twenty engines and
several frst-class passenger cars,and mum
Der are being built in New York City. Th'
read will in all probability be completed e
Boise ity sometime In 1885, Its unioi
with the Chicago and Northwestern will b
great day for the willamette Valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Patents Granlea.

Patents gra 1ted to citizens OF the Pacific
States duriag the past week and reported ex-
presely for the DEMocRAT by G. A. Snow
& Co, Solicitors Of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite Y. s. Patent Offce, Wash.
ington. ID. c.:
IE Bingham, walla waIIa, w. T., and
w Bingham, Portland, Or, horse shoe.
S 7 Brooks, San Francisco, Cal, sealing
packages.
M Donovan, San Francisco, metallic
lath.
CHI French, Hollister, Gal, hay press.
r w Corriii. Oakland, Cal. pile prOtec-
cor.
G HardcastIe, San FraEcisco, wick ad.
jusier.
] L HeaId, Crockett, Cal. device for sep
aratIng almonds from their hulls.
NJ A Heinlen, Lemoore, al stacker.
g Henderson, Portland, Or, windmill.
6 Root, San Quentin, Cal. loom shut
tie.
In senter, Red Bluff, Cal. washing
machine.
A ] Smith, wheatland, Or. plow
s Truax. Truax landing, w T, suspenders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
sHEDD.

Jack Frost has nipped the grape vines.
John c Davis was in the city last week.
Frank Clingman barely escaped getting
bit BY a savage bull dog, on his return from
Oakville.
Homer A Wheeler paid us pleasant cali
on his return from Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. Dayid Vert Is quite III at present. but
II Is hoped that Mr. Vert viii son recover.
Davis Bros. did well by.seIling their cat
tie to-day as the town was crowded with
people.
Z. Farwell returned from a hunting ex-
petition fifteen miles southeast Of Eugene
City last Saturday. Nj Farwell was gone
eight days, killed five deer and gives an ex.
celenf report.
" d Simmons proprietor of the Boston
Mills vent to Eugene City on business last
Saturday. The mill Is In excellent running
order and has been left in charge OF r. III.
Brock, Esq
One OF our neighbors has found 4 pecu-
liar horse which he tried to lead IN the barn
but failed. The gentleman tied the horse
to post where Il remained until morning.
when the horse went in without any trou-
bic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
A Great Actor.

The compan, who will appear Gn next
Thursday esenIo4 a be Albany Opera House
come 70 as with the highest pO~sihle sncon-
iums from the cutire press east and west Of
Sc. Paul Although entire strangers la our
section. YET this 10 their thira annual tour
presenting Alex Dumas mighty masterpiece,
the Count Of Monte Cristo, unquestionAbly
the greatest mslodrAmA # our age, and their
advent in cities Of the East always portsnds
. packed house aud enthusiAstic ovation.
Mr.. Horace Lswis, the star OF the company,
is an actor Of rare ability and by hard study
and iapate genius has secured for himaef .
most snYiabls position in the trout ranks Of
the great melodramatic character actors Of
the country. TIE company bring with them
direct from New York and Chicago all the
scenery, costumes, mechanical ELECTS and
accsscsies used in the original New York
and Londons Erg, productions, together
with such additions az calcium and magne-
sium light effects. thus securing the most
startling realism and Of q spectacular dis
criptiOn never seen outside OF the largest
cities. The great scenic features are the Har.
bOr Of MarseilIes, the Dungeons Of the Cha.
teau diff, the storm upon the ocean, the muF-
der at the Inn Of the Pont du Gorde, the greal
fete &C the Motel de- MorceFf and the forest d
Fontaiabieu. Ii will certainly be q grand
dramatic treat for our citizens aud none can
afford TO aiss seeing it Special arrange
ments have besn made 20 enable the company
to use all their scenery hsEe. Reserved seat
On sale at BlackmAn's drug store on and afteI
Saturday, NOY. 18th, a. l0a m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

The value Of school houses and school
lands In the State is $r,is974o.sO, value ct
school furniture So7,76I 20, Of apparatus,
charts, maps, etc, STa,SOo.3o. The average
salaries Of teachers l. fer males $4s.7s, fe-
males, $34.7o The number Of teachers in
the public schools Is males GIG, females,
,I7o, total 2,oSo. There are I,374 school
houses in the State and r4o organized public
school districts There are 44,6oT females
and 43,s76 males over 4 and under 40 years
OF age. Total S7,7r7. The number Of pupils
enrolled during the year is as follows
Males, ,a7,rS3 females, 7s,84a; total, s3.o7s,
Average daily attendance, males, IS s973
females, I8.433 total, 35,4c6. Number oi
teachers employed, males, ORG females,
I,r7o :; total, 7,o6o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

D. Smnp, 4 salem. was 10 Albany satnr.
day.
Grant Hight, Of Yaquina City. is in Al
bany.
Z G Jaskssu, swest Homes saw mil; man,
was 10 Albany Saturday.
JED Meyers, Of Scio, VAS In the city Wed.
neadAs with the election roll.
Jo- Emsry. the popular Klamath Indian
Agent, ~as 10 Albany Tuesday.
II Townsend returned Monday from al
adjusting expedition down the read.
Saturday Ia order 20 cast vote for prohihi-
tion ou Tuesday.
Hon X WeAthsrford, Of this city ard I
] Black. OF Halsey wsst 10 Portland the
Gr.t Of tho week.
Rev T Wilson. OF Haisev, left the frss
Of the week on trip to the Warm Springs
Agency, where be will remaia two or three
weeks.
Mr AlIsn and Mr KFiebel, two PhiIadel
phiA mem, visiting our State, on Tuesday
purchased the farm Of @ Isom, 473 acres,
buying u on speculation.
las Fostsr. Jr, was in the city Saturday
on his way 20 the Bay. The DEMocRAT men-
toned last week bis being in Portland for
treakment for his eyes. which are much i'm
proved.
A most enjoyable reception was given Rev
Trumbell at tha Baptist Church last Friday
evening A large number attended, and chs
expressions Of good will towards the new pas
Ger Of the church were general.
Mr. Charles Charlton, Of Prineville. anS
isa present efficient Marshal, was ia Albany
Wednesday. being in the valley with ths
Sheriff Of Crook county and several prisoners
Mr. BF Tablsr returned last Friday from
his trip 10 Iowa, where he disposed sf ali hi
| interests for the purpose Of casting hss entire
fortune with the progressive city Of Albany
Frances pfeiEfer and Charles Mueller wen
10 MehamA last week, returning homs Fri
day. While gone they are reported TO hav
| had an exciting experience with highway
man, whom they escaped BY terrific driving
We will pay six cents per pound for porl
on accounts and In exchange for merchandise
All gsods At the lowest cash prics. Pork n
ceived on Tuesday and Thursdays.
THOMPSON & WATERS,
Il Brownsville, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
oulss . Heavy Family.

The Silvertan Appeal in its last issue has
the following to say Of heavy weight Linn
county family:
Martin Prime Of Crabtree Fork Is the faith
er Of twenty-five children, and 10 aged 70.
he crossed the plains in 1870 from Missouri.
he has in Al sixty grandchildren. Follow
ing are the names, age and weights OF thir-
teen grandchildren, including their mother,
who heads the list. Ada Deakins, age ~.
weight 711 Frank Deakins,age 90 weight
400 Martha Deakins, age 7S, weight 7oo';
Boon Deakins, age AZ, weight 246 Henry
Deakins, age as. weight 9os Marion Dea-
kins, age 74,weight Ioo John Deakins,a age
37,wdght no Polly Deakins,age 7o,weight
Io6 Charley Deakins, age TS, weight 3oS
Alfred Deakins, age 10. weight ISo Pleas
ant Deakins, age IA, weight III Miles
Deakins, age II, weight os Rachael Dea-
kina, age 9, weight 50 Tonne Deakins,age
2. weight ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Tangent School.

Report for the month ending Nov. 4th
No. enrolled, So No. belonging, 81 !;
average attendance, II. Pupils neitheE
tardy nor absent Edna Luper, Lizzie
Bryan, Wade, Clara and Alfred Bleyins.
Leila Scott, Annie, Lizzie and Granville
Smith, Harry Knighton, Marion Simpson,
Minnie Sibbets. Not tardy MoIlie and
Delmer Smith, Mollie Luper, Annie Bridge
farmer, Forest and Enoch jerks, voleny
Simpson, Albert Setilemire, Ada Knighton.
Not absent Bessie Settlemire, Georgia
Beard, Emma Knighton, Eta and Louisa
Newcomb, Sylvia and Roy Brewer, Annie
Bryan, Emery Ryan, Charles and Elmer
Anderson, Lila Berwick, Sarah Bem. Ex.
ceilent in department Lizzie and Chaa
Bryan, Mollie, Ida and Granville smith,
Lila Berwick, Alfred Blevins, Josie Moses,
Enoch and Jesse jerks, Annie Bryan, Len
ma Anderson, Marion Simpson, Made
Blevins, Charles and Elmer Anderson, Forest
jerks, Dena Bridgefarmer, Georgia Beard,
Minnie Sibbets, Eta Newcomb, Sarah Benz
Melvin simpson, Roy Anderson. Grades
Poor, below 90 per cent ordinary to 70
per cent fair to 80 per cent good to 90
per cent excellent, to 100 per cent.
All of the following grades, and all
grades below, are from written work which
may be examined at any time at the school
Visitors are welcome at al. times. The pu.
pills names are arranged In order-the best
first.
Writing A, or Fifth Reader, Division
Good Ida and Sadie smith, Lizzie Bryan
Marion and Mary simpson, Mollie Smith,
Bessie Settlemire, Ada Knighton, Granville
| Smith, Eta Newcomh, Maud Beard, Cha
Bryan, Emma Knighten, Wade Bleyins
X. or Fourth Reader. Division. Good Liz
zie Smith, Jesse jerks, Ollie Simpson
('laud beard. u, or Third Reader, Division
Good Lila Berwick, Sarah Benz, Harr,
Beard, Volney Simpson Spelling, month
ly examination, A Division. Excellent
Lizzie Bryan. Georgia Beard, Sadie Smith
Wade Blcvins, Maud Beard, Eta New
comb, Bessie Settiemire, Edna Lupel
.harles Anderson, Charles Bryan B
Division Excellent Lizzie Smith, Anal
Bryan. q. Division Good I: Lila Ber
wick, Harry Beard. Normal Written Aritt
Inetic, Decimals Good !: Lizzie and Cha
Bryan and Ada Knighton. Elementar
Written Arithmetic, Factoring and Car
collation. inclusive. Excellent Jesse Jenk
ary Simpson. History, Revoiutionar
Epoch. Excellent Dena Bridgefarme
Comprehensive Geography, Sontheaster
States. Excellent Lizzie and Charles Br,
! an and Moilic Smith. Elementary Geogri
ply, Southeastern States. Excellent Mau
Beard, Sadie Smith.
II. w. HERRoN, teacher.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Justice Doris Assaulted.

Last Saturday morning about three
O'Clock, MIR. L. Doris, Justice Of the Peace
for West Albany precinct, was passing in front
Of Harris & Gillet's marble shop, just after
the closing of the Rainbow party at the
House Opera, when he received blow from
behind dealt by an unknown man, causing
him 10 fall TO the sidewalk. He picked him
.seIf up and returned the compliment twice,
when the man attacked him with knife,
cutting gashes over each temple, one below
his right eye into his nose, and one through
his coat near his hear, fortunately not touch.
ing his body. The man then disappeared
down the alley. Nightwatch Ihrig appear
ed on the scene. but the whereabouts OF the
assallant could not be found, nor was his ap.
pearance ascertained by Mr. Doris, more
than his general size, he being of medium
hight No clue to him has been secured
for certain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
HUNTSVILLE, W. T.

Fine, cool, clear weather.
II has rained three showers since harvesi.
The wheat Is all in the warehouses, and
much Of IL sold.
Very heavy trains leave here every day
with wheat for Portland. Most have sold
43 cents, so far but many are holding for
50 cents.
A new NJ Church has Just been finish
ed, and viii be dedicated in four weeks.
The Seminary has been reseated with
new patent desks. The interior has also
been painted, and the bIackboards reslated.
A child born TO Lorenzo Hammer had
six toes on each foot and had six fingers
on one hand. The finger had bone al the
end but the bone disappeared toward the
hand. The parents have had all these sss-
perhuities amputated by surgeons at Waits
burg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Not According 70 Scripture.

"What do you think" said First Street
man 70 Cap. H. "that little stick Of -
offered me prohibition ticket.y
"Hc did ~~ll hist ce taiDl, was not fol
Lowing the scriptures.
"HDw's that
1T was violation If that passage which
says thou shalt not cast thy pearls before
awins.'"
Collapse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

Ashland gave . majority for prohibition
rnFnsrs. % Dallas. 80 Monmouth. 81
Csnservills, 60 Milton, 80.
P-ndlstoa gave ls0 majority against pro-
hibition The DAllss, 36l.
The prohibitory amendment is defeated by
about 1000 the salary amsndmsnt by prob.
ably 90. 900 and the election amendment b.
8, coo 70 10000.
A letter from w ! vanscuv~r 4 Co. .,
Postland 20 an Albany gentlsms... she name
being Gu. ont. was picked up = chs city
Tuesday morning. Il referred 10 as manip-
uiAEaoa 81 the railroad mau he. s.d Scso by
Harmon & Sorbin, and was Iull u regrets for
being unable 70 ssad more money, the sack
being reported small. few mea having %
atAnd the brnnt Of the sxpenss. A. matter
OF fact thsre IL always Isss money used than
is generally claimed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
An explanation.

Last week the following item appeared
in the DEMocRAT /:
Mrs. Elkins, the Portland real estate spec
ulator, continues TO buy property in Albany,
Right here, why Is IL that 50 many reported
sales ofcity lots are not followed by rec
ord Of the deeds.
As will be seen the last part of the item
refers to sales of city property generally
and only had reference to Mrs. Elkins' Pur-
chases as part of them. In her case the
parties connected with the transactions ex-
plain that only bonds for deeds have Deen
given as full payment was not made at the
dime. No doubt this also explains many
other sales in the city, the property being
simply bonded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

OF the Public School in District No S,
county Of Linn. Abstract Of monthly sum-
maries taken from the school register for
he month commencing Oct. 3rd, 1887, and
ending Oct. zsths 1857
No. of days taught, 40 !; No. OF days at
tendance, 677I No. Of daysabsence, 77o
No. Of days tardIness, 63 whole No. OF
boys enrolled on register, 1913 whole No.
of girls enrolled on register. I76 total No.
enrolled, 3z4 average No belonging, 347
average daily attendance, 536 No. Of new
pupils enrolled, boys, "a girls Il re.
enrolled, boys, J girls, ,.
VS.. REID,
Principal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

For the first time in the history of nayi-
CATION on the Willamette river the "Three
Sisters" has run continuously during the
past summer, during the whole time only
missing one or two trips. During the win.
ter the o. p, 20. will run three boats on the
river, navigating all the way between Port
land and Eugene City. Competitors will
have to rise early in the morning to gel
ahead Of this rustling company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Postal Card Items.

HARRIsBuRo.-while driving load OF
wood into a woodshed here last Monday,
Sylvester Leach, a son Of VIM Leach re-
ceived a serious accident by coming In con-
tact with the woodshed, being badly, but
not dangerously bruised. he Is doing we'll
HALsRY.-A son of Mr.. Renshaw had a
finger cut nearly of by wood saw lew
davs ago Thursday Of last week Mr Rob
ert Andrews was thrown on a horse while
ridgng near Halsev, the animal falling on
him, breaking one Of his collar bones
EUGENE CIrY.-Our electric lights are
burning finely without very much ssputter'
In0r about the matter either. There hal
beer more action than talk in this case.
PEoRIA.-The people about here are
.cxS,us y, know whether the saloon here
has a county license or net II Is said that
Il has not. The matter Is one deserving
investigation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

Last Friday about forty Albany people,
including the Boys Band attended a prohlbl.
ton rally at Scio, going In the fog Of the
morning and returning by the light OF the
moon. Meetings were held IN the after
noon and evening. The former was sort OF
an experience meeting, among others Hon
r A Irvine, Mr. Goodman, Hon Harvey
Shelton, Jos Bilyeu, Jesse Beard, and Mr.
Reeves speaking out In plain language.
About noon a couple men were arrested for
being drunk and disorSlerly. The NJ. A. +.
recognised one of them as a brother news.
paper man, he having been at one time edi-
tor Of an Iowa paper but did not give him
away. "A pleasant feature of our visit there
was nice dinner At Mr. ]. III. Daniels.
Scio has only one saloon, the proprietor
hiring and keeping empty two other build.
ings In order to have monopoly.
A gentleman from the country who heard
the clerks at the Court House comparing
copies Of the assessment roll remarked that
VIII. Mer. must have mortgages on nearly
all the land IN the county The contraction
for Willamette Meridian Is VIII. Mer.
The large number of men who were sit
ting on the fence previous to the election
must feel a great relief now that Il Il over.
Very tiresome occupation by the way.
City election In less than q month. An
important affair to the people OF Albany.
Electric lights will illuminate the pros
poets Of Albany TO remarkable degree.
Rake and burn the leaves In your yard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

A magnificent stock of fancy and unique
baskets, In new designs. nothing like Il In
Albany before. at WIN Fortmiller & Cos
Order early for the holidays. Everybody
cries oh ! on seeing these goods.
Car load Of goods from the East eye
openers, are here twenty-five styles Q
wicker chairs, some splendid and new de
signs fourteen varieties of rockers woven
wire goods ; bed lounges, sofas novelties
fine line of bed room sets. VIM FortmilleE
s. Ce. propose 10 take the lead during the
holiday season Order early. Their store
will be packed full.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
THE ELECTION.

Itwas wet and dry day In Albany Tues
day wet because 10 rAined INCREASINGLY I,
dry because the saloons we're closed. In Al.
bAny the election passed OF in . remarkably
peaceahle manner Several OF Che leading
women Of the city were al the polls during
the day. the w. O. 4. U. Hall has kept
opea and from II .. M, until p. IN. tables
we're kept set Tor tho hungry, several hundred
taking advantage II the free part 10 get .
good dinner. The large prohibition vote
here was surprise 20 nearly everybody,
and the number Of drinking men who voted
vote 10 this county on the prohlbitory
amend n,anh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Coed work Cheap.

No wonder ]. II. Burkhart Is doingall the
joh printing in this vicinity, it ia because he
attends 10 business promptly, can always be
found in his Office ready for any kind of
work, while others are on the streets busy
doing nothing. II Won want your work done
~ the very best ats le and for less money
th an the sams-work can be had for in any
other effics in Oregon, jnss call at his Office
and see Tor yourself and learn prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

County School superintendent Reid has
in his possession thirty-one warrants. in
favor OF the Clerks of different school dis
tricts IN the county, for school moneys;
Under law of Oregon the Superintendent
has no right to deliver these warrants until
the Clerks have filed bonds with him. This
thirty-one haYe failed to do, and hence have
not received the money belonging to their
districts. They should attend to the mat
ter AZ once.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

On his trip to salem FROM Prineville
Sheriff williamson brought with him VIM
Fox, whom he had arrested in Crook coun-
~ on the charge Of ofassauIting NC Hughes,
near Fish Lake in September. Sheriff
Smith went to salem where Fox was de-
1ivered up to him and he was brought to
this city and given an examination before
r l. Doris, Esq. He waived examination
and was held under $500 bonds to await the
action of the next Grand Jury. We have
not learned of the particulars Of the assault
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Rain or Sunshine.

Oregonians like the rains Of winter Sun.
shine is good In it's place. and 80 il rain.
Working together they are powerful agents
in the prosperity Of country. Magnificent
wheat crops large potato yields fine
fruits, such 80 apples, pears, prnnes, etc. .,and
an unsurpassed stock Of groceries and produce
at Wallace q Thompson, who, rain or sunshine,
are up with the times, il mot ahead OF them.
See their fine stock Of goeda.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
A Flrst-Class once.

At the jon printane ofics Of ] & Rurkhart
you can get ali kinds Of printing done on tirst-
class paper for leAs money than you pay for
the blank paper lie purchases al paper
stock in the Eat IN large lots and st nrices
.hat cannes be equalsd. the benefit oi thla he
gives - hi, custoa,ers. All york delivered
prompsls and At prices that defy competitinu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Fine Tailoring.

Gentlemen can selecr from the latest line
Of samples direct from San Francisco. Fall
and winter suits. and pants, cut and made
In the latest style, below cost Cleaning
and repairing promptly attended to.
McLouGHL1N, tailor,
Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11

n II. Allen q Co. have in stock splsa-
did line OF corsets. Consisting Of the Justly
celebrated G. P's, DR. Warmers, DR. Lss's 8.
K's, the Albany Standard, cur spinal brand,
also the Everlasting. Self Adjusting, Nettie
and many other makes. Ladies are especial )
ly invited 70 call and inspect them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Where to Buy Carpets.

Monteith & Seitenbach have the largest
and prettiest stock Of carpets, oil cloths,
window blinds and wall paper ever brought
to the Valley, aud are Offering thsm ak q
bargain. Persons desiring anything In this
line shouId giYe them call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-11
Cloaks At Cost.

For the next thirty days we win sell our
entire stock of cloaks and jackets at cost.
Any parties needing anything in this line
can save big money by calling on Us.
THOMPSON & WATERS,
Brownsville.